If I were you I'd quit worrying about buying Christmas gifts and be a lot more worried about the millions of people who have been jabbed and are now walking bio-weapons.
Things that make you say, Hmmmmmmm
This was posted on Sean Hannity's Rumble site. I didn't even realize he had a Rumble account.
Before taking time to listen to Michael Matt, pop over and read Sundance's article at The Last Refuge: You Are Not Alone...(arrgh - another ellipsis thief.)
He starts with the video of the emotional caller to Rush Limbaugh yesterday (2:20.) I listened to it in real time and it was enough to bring tears to your eyes.
The message is clear. No more "going along to get along." The time to take a stand is now. Start by throwing your filthy face rag in the nearest trash can and dare anyone to make you comply. Invite whomever you please and as many as you want to dinner on Thanksgiving and enjoy your freedom of assembly.
As sad as this sounds, if you have friends or family who berate you for being "selfish", kick them out of your life, because they won't hesitate to make your life a living hell. We are starting to see an exact duplicate of Germans ratting out other Germans and it's even being encouraged by some Governors. Before you reverence Godwin's law, read what Oregon gov. Kate Brown had to say:
PORTLAND, Ore. — Days before Thanksgiving, Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said she believes residents who know their neighbors are violating the most recent round of COVID-19 protocols, which includes capping the number of people allowed in your home at six, should call the police.
“This is no different than what happens if there's a party down the street and it's keeping everyone awake,” Brown said in an interview Friday. “What do neighbors do [in that case]? They call law enforcement because it's too noisy. This is just like that. It's like a violation of a noise ordinance.” source with video of her saying this
That is appalling and dangerous behavior for a governor. Think some of your neighbors would never do this? Wrong. Remember my mentioning one of our local patriots, Casey Whelan, who posted a video of the complaints to the police department in Coeur d'Alene against businesses or individuals not wearing masks. Some of these calls were even made on the 911 line.
Do I have to tell you again to pray? I thought not.
I have never purported to be a Trump supporter. I have also never come out in support of anyone else. I post things that I think may be of interest and trust my readers to do their own research.
What I said yesterday about the National Review was not an endorsement for Trump, but rather a repudiation of the condescending attitude of the writers who chose to jump on the "dump Trump" bandwagon, much of which was directed at supporters of Trump.
No one likes being spoken to as though they're idiots by a bunch of beltway quasi-intellectuals who live in a smug little bubble of their own making. Their arrogance knows no bounds.
The sites that have picked a side this early may be in for some big
surprises as this dreary political year drags on. And many of them are employing the same tactics as the NR writers by calling anyone who disagrees with them stupid or misguided, and often disseminating information that is misleading or even outright lies.
It is with that warning that I will link to an article about Ted Cruzby someone named Lauren Stephens that I found interesting. Is it truthful? I don't know. There are many red flags to be pondered.
The first red flag was that the link came from The Last Refuge (aka Conservative Treehouse), where their support for Trump is off the charts. The Last Refuge is a source for many writers. It is unusual to see negative comments there. Are they being deleted?
The second red flag was this person Lauren Stephens claims to be a political consultant. In my opinion, political consultants rank pretty low in the area of trustworthiness. Their job is to get people elected. They are paid to get people elected.
Nowhere on this political consultant website she links to in her article can I find her name, or the name of anyone else for that matter. It also doesn't appear that the website has been operational very long. It's a slick site with lots of words, but very low on content. Does someone hire a political consultant without even knowing who they are?
Next up, the linked article, An Open Letter to Mark Levin, is on http://laurenstephens.com/, which has absolutely no other links or articles. It just sits there all by it's lonely. That's weird.
The closest I can come to tracking down the elusive Lauren Stephens is at an old Vote Smart page, which may or may not be, the Lauren Stephens in question.
There's a lot of damaging Ted Cruz information in her "open letter." As I asked earlier, "Is it true?" I don't know. There are plenty of links to follow, which I haven't had the time to do yet.
Why am I saying all of this, and why am I linking to an article that makes my spidey sense quiver?
Because it behooves each and everyone of us to do our due diligence with any information that is spewed out on the internet.
All of the Republican candidates have their positions posted on their websites, and yet I see very little posted anywhere about those positions. I've read Ted Cruz's tax plan, as well as Trumps. I've even read Bernie Sanders tax plan (which is very scary.) I've read their positions on immigration and healthcare. There are points to like, and some things to not like, in every position. As a counter to the linked article, let's listen to Ted Cruz defend his positions:
